Building an Industrial Coffee Table for Charity - Metal & Wood

Building an Industrial Metal and Wood Coffee Table for Charity. Dimensions 30x30x19 made of 1 1/2" metal angle, 3 1/2" plate and expanded metal. The pallet wood top was flame distressed then sealed with boiled linseed oil while still hot from the flame process. The wood was then sealed using Minwax paste wax. The TIG welded metal frame was stained using Sculpt Nouveau black stain and then sealed using Minwax satin PolyCrylic. This piece was handcrafted to last generations. The products I used to finish this piece are available in the links below. Every year Klearview Manor of Fairfield, Maine holds a silent auction. The funds raised from that auction go towards helping special needs folks that are wheelchair bound attend a summer camp. I built this coffee table for that purpose. I hope that the successful bidder enjoys this table for many many years as much as I did building it. The auction will be held on Sunday April 22, 2018 at the Fairfield Community Center at 12 noon. 💲 EVOLUTION TOOLS - Use Promocode BLUND5 https://store.evolutionpowertools.com/ UK BUYERS can also use promocode BLUND5 ⇨ SUBSCRIBE to Brandon Lund DIY Builds:    / brandonlund   THE TOOLS & GEAR I USE 🔴 https://www.amazon.com/shop/brandonlund Linseed Oil used in this project: https://amzn.to/2ELKC2x Minwax Paste Wax used in this project: https://amzn.to/2IZOgZf Minwax PolyCrylic Sealer used in this project: https://amzn.to/2qATDqi Metal Stain used in this project: https://sculptnouveau.com/products/sm... Any commission earned from the above Amazon affiliate links all goes towards helping to support my channel. MUSIC By: Joakim Karud    / joakimkarud   FOLLOW ME (for behind the scenes stuff)! ⇨ Instagram:   / lunddiybuilds   ⇨ Facebook:   / lunddiybuilds   ⇨ Twitter:   / lunddiybuilds   For Business Inquiries: [email protected] Disclaimer: These videos are intended for entertainment purposes only and as such, you should not attempt to do any of the things you see me doing. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines before handling tools. Seek professional advice and training before using any welding equipment. Never operate any tool without wearing the proper personal protective equipment. Final warning, Do not attempt to do any of the things you see me doing!